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Pharmacy Newsies Maryland Medicaid Pharmacy Program October 2008 Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene / OFCE of Systems, Operations and Pharmacy Emergency Supply of Medications All Maryland

How to fill out emergency supply of medications

How to fill out an emergency supply of medications:

1. Make a list of all the medications you currently take on a regular basis.
2. Ensure that you have enough medication to last you for at least a week or more in case of emergencies.
3. Check the expiration dates of each medication and discard any that have expired.
4. Keep an updated list of your medications, including the name, dosage, and frequency of each one.
5. Store your emergency supply of medications in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
6. Consider including over-the-counter medications like pain relievers, antacids, and allergy medications in case they are needed during an emergency.
7. Talk to your healthcare provider about any specific instructions or recommendations they may have for preparing an emergency supply of medications.

Who needs an emergency supply of medications:

1. Individuals with chronic medical conditions who rely on daily medication to manage their health.
2. People with allergies who may require immediate access to antihistamines or auto-injectable epinephrine in case of a severe allergic reaction.
3. Those who live in areas prone to natural disasters or other emergencies, where access to pharmacies or healthcare facilities may be limited for an extended period of time.
4. Caregivers of individuals who are unable to manage their own medications and may need immediate access to life-sustaining medications in an emergency.
5. Anyone who regularly takes prescription medications that are not easily replaceable or could lead to serious complications if missed for an extended period.

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What is emergency supply of medications?

Emergency supply of medications is a provision to ensure access to essential medications during emergencies or natural disasters.

Who is required to file emergency supply of medications?

Healthcare facilities, pharmacies, and other medical providers are required to file emergency supply of medications.

How to fill out emergency supply of medications?

Emergency supply of medications can be filled out online or on paper forms provided by the relevant regulatory authorities.

What is the purpose of emergency supply of medications?

The purpose of emergency supply of medications is to ensure that essential medications are available to patients in times of crisis when regular supply chains may be disrupted.

What information must be reported on emergency supply of medications?

Information such as the name and quantity of medications, storage conditions, expiration dates, and contact information for the provider must be reported on emergency supply of medications.